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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1966
Page
10
City officials and union members held talks after a potential strike by several workers including garbage collectors was halted. The union rejected a five per cent wage hike while officials argued the package could total over thirteen per cent when all factors are considered.
City officials warn that 1967 budgets face deficits with surplus unlikely. They anticipate layoffs and service cuts unless the general fund shows a year end gain, hoping May elections seek extra revenue as personnel costs climb.
In a salary dispute Elliott and attorney George for the FOP questioned why commissions would not agree to a merger. He suggested the board favored paying the fire department more than the firefighters. Lewis said that wasn’t the case.
In Kettle Falls Washington a St Bernard named Bernie could not open an account by name alone. A deposit was placed by Pat Graham of Colville and the bank usedBernie paw print instead of a name signaling the animal’s ownership.
The Journal announces early deadlines for New Year coverage. News and sports must arrive by 9 PM for Sunday edition, with Monday deadlines at 8 30 AM for sports 9 AM for women’s news and 10 AM for other news and obituaries.
Deputies report a girl was struck in the legs by a gunblast from a 6 gauge shotgun. The weapon had its stock taped with electrician's tape and a rusted barrel, and had remained unused in a closet for years.
Mrs. Joanne Thurmond, 33, of 417 McGuire Ave, was charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Oscar Johnson, 33, early this week.
Warren County deputies report burglars pried open a safe at the Stand ard Oil Station on Interstate 71 and Route 350 early yesterday, making off with 225 dollars after breaking a glass from an overhead door to gain entry.
A light note recalls a friend who keeps chatting by the back fence even as he admits missing his favorite television show. The small scene highlights loyal companionship in everyday life.
Globig explains extended care as a bridge from hospital to home with no long term chronic care. Patients may move to an extended care unit within 14 days after discharge if the unit has a transfer agreement with the hospital. Powell's Convalescent Home Inc. is mentioned as an example.
Federal Judge John W. Peck ruled Armco Steel Corp may receive a partial refund of overpaid income taxes for 1957 58 and 59 and ordered a further trial to fix the exact amount. He previously heard the case April 12 and has since been elevated to the Appeals Court. The decision held some of the income should be taxed as gains rather than straight income.
Levey, elected November 8 to represent the new 3h District comprising northern Butler County, defeats Middletown Democrat David Armbruster 16300 to 10871. He, a resident of 3104 Sheldon Road, is with the law firm Levey & Levey.
A psychiatrist will speak at 7 29 p m in the Monroe Elementary School auditorium.
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